Ever screw so much you get a blister?

[Rubycon]

From the nut driver handle...

Next time I'll make sure the Makita gets a proper charge!

There's a lot of nuts holding down the hatch of the searchlight gear.

Oh in case you're wondering WTH this is about here's an obligatory pic:

:biggrin:

 

[Blackjack200]

From the nut driver handle...

...yes

:sneaky:

 

[RavenSEAL]

Fuck you OP, I'm working in the middle of a computer lab and now I can't stop laughing. :awe:

 

[MagnusTheBrewer]

Did you try a little foreplay with the penetrating oil first?

 

[Rubycon]

Did you try a little foreplay with the penetrating oil first?

316SS studs with 316 insert nuts (kynar?) = no appreciable locking of the nuts from corrosion even in continuous salt spray, thank goodness!

When things get crusty from the salt on lesser hardware PB Blaster seems to work well on the most stubborn nuts. Rarely do I break a stud even when really pushing hard. :biggrin:

 

[Hoober]

316SS studs with 316 insert nuts (kynar?) = no appreciable locking of the nuts from corrosion even in continuous salt spray, thank goodness!

When things get crusty from the salt on lesser hardware PB Blaster seems to work well on the most stubborn nuts. Rarely do I break a stud even when really pushing hard. :biggrin:

Jesus....

 

[vi edit]

Lube is your friend...

http://www.rockler.com/product.cfm?page=300

 

[FoBoT]

sometimes you just have to drill them out

 

[SSSnail]

They have powered tools you know, or is it because you don't have access to batteries? :hmm:

 

[white]

I was going to say that's not a blister.

 

[Lifted]

316SS studs with 316 insert nuts (kynar?) = no appreciable locking of the nuts from corrosion even in continuous salt spray, thank goodness!

When things get crusty from the salt on lesser hardware PB Blaster seems to work well on the most stubborn nuts. Rarely do I break a stud even when really pushing hard. :biggrin:

Your posts of late leave me sensing there is hole in your life, one which needs to be filled.

ATOT is not the place to fill that hole.

 

[sdifox]

what no corded drill?


I put in 4000 2.5" screws on our subfloor.

 

[lupi]

saw the title and became inquisitive, saw the OP and was intrigued, read the OP and I am disappoint.

 

[Gibson486]

hmmmm...you need to get laid....

 

[The_Dude8]

OP you need to get the lithium ion battery makita drill, so you can screw all you want w/o the blisters.

 

[OutHouse]

I want one!

:biggrin:

 

[dank69]

You should have used protection.

 

[DrPizza]

There are two obligatory pics: a picture of your hand is missing.

 

[highland145]

Blisters.....herps?


Back at sea or just working on the ship?

 

[zokudu]

Oh in case you're wondering WTH this is about here's an obligatory pic

That's me in every thread you make.

 

[randay]

No, I have not.

 

[Howard]

316SS studs with 316 insert nuts (kynar?) = no appreciable locking of the nuts from corrosion even in continuous salt spray, thank goodness!

When things get crusty from the salt on lesser hardware PB Blaster seems to work well on the most stubborn nuts. Rarely do I break a stud even when really pushing hard. :biggrin:

Interesting. I don't have good results with 316 and brine at my work place.

 

[ringtail]

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[ky54]

From the nut driver handle...

Next time I'll make sure the Makita gets a proper charge!

No but I've had the teeth sheer and, well, you can guess the result.

 

[Red Squirrel]

Thread about screwing. Pics provided. 10/10 :biggrin: